By Omoniyi David
India has pledged to strengthen its bilateral relations with Nigeria across key sectors, including trade, energy, defence, agriculture, pharmaceuticals and technology.
The Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Amb. Abhishek Singh, made the pledge on Monday in Abuja at India’s 77th Republic Day Reception, where he highlighted India’s development progress and growing engagement with Nigeria.
Singh said the partnership is anchored on shared democratic values and South-South cooperation, noting that India has invested nearly $27 billion in Nigeria.
He added that cooperation continues to expand in defence, energy, telecommunications, agriculture, pharmaceuticals and information technology.
According to the envoy, India remains committed to partnering with Nigeria to support inclusive growth and sustainable development.
